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A distributed probabilistic system for adaptive regulation of image processing parameters.

V Morino¹, G L Foresti, C S Regazzoni

¹Dept. of Biophys. & Electron. Eng., Genoa Univ.

IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics. Part B, Cybernetics : a Publication of the IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society

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Summary

This study introduces a distributed optimization framework for regulating image processing algorithms. It enables spatially varying parameter tuning for enhanced information extraction in diverse image subareas.

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Published on: May 8, 2021

Area of Science:

Computer Vision
Optimization
Image Processing

Background:

Image processing algorithms often require parameter tuning for optimal performance.
Coordinating multiple algorithms in a network presents a significant optimization challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a distributed optimization framework for regulating networks of interacting image processing algorithms.
To enable spatially varying parameter tuning based on image content.

Main Methods:

Representing algorithm parameters as state variables in a network of nodes.
Utilizing message-passing procedures to model parameter dependencies between nodes.
Defining the regulation problem as joint-probability maximization over parameter configurations.
Solving the global optimization problem in a distributed manner using local probabilistic measures.

Main Results:

The framework allows for adaptive, spatially varying parameter adjustments.
Demonstrated successful application in a four-module image processing chain.
Successfully regulated an optical sensor, edge-preserving filter, edge-extracting filter, and segment detection module.

Conclusions:

The distributed optimization framework effectively regulates complex image processing networks.
The approach allows for content-aware parameter tuning, improving information extraction.
This method offers a flexible and scalable solution for advanced image analysis.